Data Protection and Freedom of Information
Training
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Training
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
1 Day
This courses will allow staff to comply with the relevant legislation. Suitable for: All staff that handle personal data.
About this course
must reside in the UK
Reviews
Teachers and trainers (1)
Chris Jordan
Senior trainer
Chris has many years of personal experience in dealing with violent individuals having spent many years working in a Local Authority law enforcement role. Qualifucations include: Qualified Personal Safety trainer & Self-defence intructor for the BJA. Qualified City & Guilds level 3 general teaching certificate & level 3 Conflict Resolution certificate. Black Belt certificate with theTAGB.
Course programme
Data Protection and Freedom of information.
Data ProtectionCourse Aims
The course is designed to give staff in public sector services a working knowledge of the Data Protection Act 1998, the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and patient confidentiality requirements.
Key Elements
- Data Protection
Application of the Act
The Eight Different Types of Data
The Role of the Commissioner
Manual Records & Accessible Records
Sensitive Personal Data
New Rights For Individuals
Subject Access. How to Deal with Requests Properly
Notification – Who, When & How
Enforcement – Offences & Penalties - Freedom of Information
Understanding the Act – The Main Provisions
An Individual’s Right of Access
Handling Access Requests
Exemptions
Enforcement & Appeal Procedures
Codes of Practice
Sharing Data
Records Management
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the programme delegates should be able to use what they have learned to enable them to put in place data protection systems which meet the requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998 and the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Data Protection and Freedom of Information